
Lenovo uses Beckham campaign to make its AI portfolio easier to grasp
Lenovo’s Maximum David campaign uses David Beckham and FIFA World Cup 2026 to connect its AI portfolio to work and fan experiences.
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Lenovo’s Maximum David campaign uses David Beckham and FIFA World Cup 2026 to connect its AI portfolio to work and fan experiences.

Google confirms Googlebook laptops will use Intel, Qualcomm and MediaTek chips ahead of a planned autumn 2026 launch.

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